Tennessee parents say some books make students 'feel discomfort' because they're White. They say a new law backs them up

Robin Steenman pulled her daughter out of public school over a mask mandate last year but is keeping her out until the school board bans books she says make

She's now in private school and misses public school. But Steenman is keeping her out not because of masks, but because of lesson plans she says make students feel bad about their race.

"The school bus goes right in front of my house and my kid is dying to ride it," she told CNN. "But not until I have deemed that the curriculum is safe and will do no harm."